On Monday (March 9), The Information Technology Index Rose 3.21% To 270.01 Points, Maintaining A Slight Upward Trend For Most Of The Day, Before Significantly Expanding Its Gains Starting At 03:17 Beijing Time. The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Winners Index Rose 3.82%. The AI ​​Software Pioneers Index Fell 0.38%

On Monday (March 9), The "Rate Cut Winners" Index Rose 0.09% To 91.37 Points, After Opening Lower And Falling To 87.53 Points In Early Trading. The "Trump Tariff Losers" Index Rose 0.01%, While The "Trump Financials" Index Fell 0.20%. The Retail Investor-heavy Stocks/meme Stocks Index Rose 1.79%

On Monday (March 9), The Memory Chip And Hardware Supply Chain Index Rose 6.86% To 103.14 Points. After A Slight Opening, It Continued To Rise, With The Gains Expanding Rapidly From 03:17 Beijing Time

Emerging Market ETFs Rose Nearly 2%, Leading US Equity ETFs. Brent Crude Oil ETFs Fell 2.8%. On Monday (March 9), Emerging Market ETFs Rose 1.97%, While Barclays US Convertible Bond ETF, NASDAQ 100 ETF, And Russell 2000 ETF Rose At Least 1.09%. S&P 500 ETF And US Treasury 20+ Year ETF Rose Up To 0.88%, And Dow Jones ETF, US Real Estate ETF, And Euro ETF Rose Up To 0.56%. Yen ETFs Closed Flat, While US Dollar Index And Gold ETFs Fell Up To 0.21%. Agricultural ETFs And Soybean ETFs Fell Up To 0.78%, Brent Crude Oil ETFs Fell 2.80%, And VIX Futures Fell 9.50%

The Philadelphia Gold And Silver Index, Trading During The US Session, Closed Up 1.12% At 418.01 Points. After A Gap-down Opening, It Hit A Daily Low Of 390.39 Points In Early US Trading Before Gradually Recovering Its Losses. The NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index, Trading Throughout The Day Globally, Rose 0.31% To 2919.20 Points. It Remained Slightly Lower Before The US Market Opened, Holding Steady Around 2885 Points, Before Plunging To A Daily Low Of 2768.61 Points. The Materials Index, Also Trading During The US Session, Closed Up 1.05%, And The Metals And Mining Index Closed Up 1.45%

[Semiconductor ETFs Surge Over 3.6%, Leading US Sector ETFs; S&P Energy Sector Falls Over 0.4%] On Monday (March 9), The Semiconductor ETF Rose 3.63%, The Biotechnology ETF Rose 2.23%, The Global Technology ETF Rose 2.17%, The Technology Sector ETF And The Global Airline ETF Rose At Least 1.66%, The Banking Sector ETF And The Regional Bank ETF Fell Over 0.2%, And The Energy Sector ETF Fell 0.44%. Among The 11 Sectors Of The S&P 500, The Information Technology/technology Sector Rose 1.8%, The Telecommunications Sector Rose 1.13%, The Energy Sector Fell 0.43%, And The Financial Sector Fell 0.52%

On Monday (March 9), The Bloomberg Electric Vehicle Price Return Index Fell 0.24% To 3503.93 Points, Showing An Overall V-shaped Trend

Toronto Stock Index .GSPTSE Unofficially Closes Up 105.60 Points, Or 0.32 Percent, At 33189.32

The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index Closed Up 1.8% Initially. Among Popular Chinese Concept Stocks, XPeng Closed Up 6.4%, BYD Up 6%, Meituan Up 5.7%, Li Auto And NIO Up Over 3.8%, Baidu Up 2.9%, Tencent Up 2.4%, Alibaba Up 1.4%, NetEase Down 0.1%, And WeRide Down 1.4%

The S&P 500 Closed Up 0.8%, With The Technology Sector Up 1.6% And The Energy Sector Down 0.6%. The NASDAQ 100 Closed Up 1.3%, With Western Digital Up 6.2%, KLA Up 5.9%, Seagate Technology, Lam Research, AMD, ASML, And Intel All Up At Least 4.7%, Cisco Down 3.2%, And Chartered Communications Down 4.2%. Caterpillar Closed Up 3.1%, Nvidia Up 2.5%, And Amgen Up 2%, Leading The Dow Jones Components, While IBM Fell 2.1%, Boeing Fell 2.7%, And Cisco Was The Worst Performer

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The S&P 500 Rose 1%, And The NASDAQ 100 Rose 1.5%